Sentence examples for shattering pressure from inspiring English sources
Although he makes liberal use of tonal harmony — including opulent, late-Romantic gestures, for which mainstream audiences profess to be starved — he subjects that material to shattering pressure.
His story has been well-chronicled: The Cliff Notes version is a dream shattered by pressure and despair.
Three of the six most intense hurricanes on record formed in 2005, topped off by Hurricane Wilma's 882 mbar minimum pressure, shattering the 17-year-old record set by Hurricane Gilbert.
For a moment I entertained a vision of my rod shattering under this immense pressure, shards of splintered graphite piercing my carotid artery.
It helps prevent the enormous difference in inside/outside air pressure from shattering the window.
(The tiny diamond anvils are one of the few materials strong enough to exert such pressures without shattering).
The high pressure shatters the area adjacent to the drill hole and exposes the rock beyond to very high stresses and strains that cause cracks to form.
Microwave an egg in a shell long enough to turn some of its moisture into steam — about a minute — and the pressure shatters it.
That depends on the temperature of the fat, and here it was perfect: the outside crisp so that it shattered under the pressure of fork, the pearly fish inside falling away to flakes.
The glass can easily shatter from the pressure.
As you vary the acoustic force to push the droplet around, you run the risk of shattering it with too much pressure.
